Anglia Colombia

Anglia Examinations Colombia offer paper-based exam sessions 4 times a year and computer-based exam sessions every month, which means all of our exams can also be done 100% online from the comfort of the candidates’ homes.

We have a team of Anglia official speaking assessors and examiners physically based in Colombia.

Anglia Colombia visit English language exam centres regularly to provide our members with updated materials, hold meetings with teachers and heads of centres or parents and be present at certificate presentation ceremonies.

We keep a very active role contacting potential new exam centres as well as seeking University recognition. The Colombian Ministry of Education already recognises and accepts our qualifications across the country.

Social media is another active area for Anglia Colombia which allows us to keep our members updated.

We also organise study trips to Chichester College, where Anglia headquarters are located. Many Colombian students and teachers already joined our programmes and completed either a course of English as a Foreign Language or a Teacher Training Course in the UK with us.

10 Interesting Facts About Colombia

The theme of the children’s game, El Dorado, is actually a mythical city in ancient Colombia. Legend has it that a king used to spray himself with gold powder and then jump off a golden boat into a lake in order to appease an undersea god.
A river in Colombia can change its color. Cano Cristales is called the River of Five Colors. The river can change its river bed into colors of yellow, black, blue, green, and red in late July until November.
In total, there are at least 300 beaches that tourists and locals can enjoy.
Shakira's country of birth is Colombia, she is the recipient of three Grammy Awards and twelve Latin Grammy Awards — the most for a female artist. Shakira has sold more than 75 million records worldwide, making her one of the world's best-selling music artists
Bogota, Colombia's capital city is the highest capital city in the world. Furthermore, its advances in tech named it as one of the world’s smartest cities.
Changua is one of Colombia's most famous dishes. It is a mixture of scallions cilantro, milk, and egg. It’s usually a breakfast dish but you can enjoy it any time of the day.
Lilies and marigolds are traditional flowers for mourning and funerals. It is seen as disrespectful to send these to friends and family if it is not a sombre time.
The Ibero-American Theater in Bogota hosts the largest art and cultural event in the world. Important theater groups and companies from all 5 continents come together to celebrate the festival.
The Amazon Rainforest takes up 1/3 of Colombia's total land area.
There are pink dolphins in Colombia.